The poster shows two basic processes: a physical and a social one. The physical process relates to technological and ecological assets; the social process to human and organisational assets. The processes run in parallel, and both roughly follow the three phases of surveying, organising and facilitating. The first phase leads to the selection of a village. In the second phase, we assist the community with investments in new assets, such as a water option, a maintenance committee, knowledge, skills, and so on. In the third phase, our direct involvement is reduced, as we begin to support activities leading to the sustainability of the water and health systems.

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Reference
Rammelt, C. F. (2009). The Worst Mass Poisoning in History, Arsenic Contaminated Drinking Water in Rural Bangladesh. Poster session at: UNSW Well-Being Research Showcase, August 2009.